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daphne · 11-04-2009, 01:14 AM

The bottom line with BlackBerry devices is that they are easy to keep secure. BlackBerry Enterprise admins can lock down the devices so users can't install random apps, including spyware apps. Users can protect their own devices by locking them protection with a strong password, short time security time out, and limiting the password attempts. And by not installing unknown applications. The media is creating a fair amount of hype about BlackBerry spy software but I suspect the risk is pretty low in reality.

Also as far as I know, Flex-Spy and Mobile Spy do not work on pure CDMA devices. What about PhoneSnoop? Would it work on my old 8330?

11-04-2009, 01:14 AM	#15
daphne BBF Spam Killer Moderator Join Date: May 2007 Location: on a sunny beach Model: Paspt OS: 10.3.0.90 PIN: X1ZPY34K Carrier: VZW but not for long Posts: 9,176	The bottom line with BlackBerry devices is that they are easy to keep secure. BlackBerry Enterprise admins can lock down the devices so users can't install random apps, including spyware apps. Users can protect their own devices by locking them protection with a strong password, short time security time out, and limiting the password attempts. And by not installing unknown applications. The media is creating a fair amount of hype about BlackBerry spy software but I suspect the risk is pretty low in reality. Also as far as I know, Flex-Spy and Mobile Spy do not work on pure CDMA devices. What about PhoneSnoop? Would it work on my old 8330? __________________ Report spam text messages to 7726 #BlackBerry by choice Last edited by daphne; 11-04-2009 at 01:15 AM..
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